- Mimir’s preeminent strength resides in his unparalleled wisdom and knowledge, marking him as the most sagacious among the gods of Asgard.
- Mimir was sent by the Aesir as a hostage to the rival gods (the Vanir), but he was decapitated and his head was returned to the Aesir.
- После заключения перемирия именно Мимир вместе с братом Одина Хёниром был отправлен как ванам как гость-заложник.
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- When Mimir died, the Norse god Odin reanimated his head so that he could continue to consult the god for his wisdom.
- The Old Norse word “mimir” can be translated in two ways: the first meaning is “the one who remembers or memory”; the second is “the wise one.”
- Mímir’s name has a curious origin as it stems from the Proto-Indo-European verb (s)mer-, meaning to think, recall, remember, reflect, or worry.
- The idea of Mimir catches the imagination as he is described as the disembodied head of an extremely intelligent being.
- Mimir (pronounced “MEE-mir;” Old Norse Mímir, “The Rememberer”[1]) is an exceptionally wise being and a counselor of the gods.
- Mimir is the adviser of Odin, and one of his most trusted persons.